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Fundraiser launched for sisters injured in M9 crash surpasses major milestone (opens the original)
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More than €800,000 has now been raised for three women and a young boy seriously injured in the horrific M9 crash almost two weeks ago. The GoFundMe appeal has received more than 25,000 donations as the family faces a long road to recovery following the devastating collision. Sisters Alma and Niamh Kinsella, aged in their 30s, their younger sister Ella Hendricken, who is in her 20s, and Alma’s seven-year-old son were seriously injured when the car was struck by a BMW travelling the wrong way alo
Irish mountaineer raises thousands for friends caught up in devastating floods (opens the original)
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Dublin mountaineer Jason Black has launched a €10,000 appeal to help communities in Nepal devastated by catastrophic flooding. The Everest and K2 climber wants to provide emergency food, clean drinking water, shelter and essential supplies to families affected by the disaster. The appeal comes after devastating floods hit communities near Nepal’s border with Tibet, killing hundreds and leaving many more missing. The disaster has a direct Irish connection, with two Irish nationals, Santosh Sahu a
School pays heartbreaking tribute to 'kind and dedicated' young teacher (opens the original)
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A number of heartfelt tributes have been paid to a ‘kind, dedicated and passionate’ young teacher from Co Laois who passed away earlier this week after a brave illness battle. Liam Hogan, 28, from Ballintogher in Ballybrittas, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family at St Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin on Tuesday following a battle with cancer. His death notice on RIP.ie said Liam was ‘predeceased by his grandfather Liam and his brother Darren.’ He will be ‘greatly missed’ by his heartbro
‘Happy, vibrant’ Daniel Aruebose remembered one year on as Gardaí renew appeal (opens the original)
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Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information into the death of three-year-old Daniel Aruebose, one year after concerns were first raised about his disappearance. Daniel’s remains were found buried in an unmarked grave in waste ground in Donabate, Co Dublin, weeks after Tusla alerted Gardaí that there had been no confirmed sighting of the little boy for several years. His remains were discovered on September 17, 2025, following extensive searches of open ground in the area. DNA testing later
Homelessness hits record high as over 5,000 children in emergency accommodation (opens the original)
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More than 17,000 people were living in emergency accommodation in Ireland last month, including a record 5,659 children. New figures from the Department of Housing show that 17,527 people were in State-funded emergency accommodation during the week of July 20 to 26. The total includes 11,868 adults and 5,659 children, with 9,968 households in emergency accommodation. Of those, 2,724 were families. Almost half of the adults in emergency accommodation were Irish citizens, with 5,906 Irish adults r
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